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howamp;#39;s it going everyone Iamp;#39;m clammy and this is clammy creations today Iamp;#39;m going to show you how to easily smooth out a blurry or jagged line in Photoshop so as you can see here we have an extremely blurry clammy Creations logo which looks disgusting so letamp;#39;s smooth it out to get started you want to hold ctrl or command on Mac click on the image you want to smooth out next you want to go to the channels tab if you donamp;#39;t see this just go to Windows and select channels right now it says itamp;#39;s not selected thatamp;#39;s thatamp;#39;s kind of where itamp;#39;s showing up but next youamp;#39;ll want to make a channel mask which is right here click on the channel mask and now you can deselect this image so this is just the channel mask if you hide this layer it doesnamp;#39;t do anything so Iamp;#39;m just gonna keep that hidden for now now on the channels mask what youamp;#39;ll want to do is go to filter blur and then Gaussian blur now t
